stagescape

noun

stagescape

noun

Etymology From stage + -scape.

1

A visual scene created on stage by means of set, props, etc.

Its austere aesthetic (a bluish-gray backdrop and vaporous lighting, a few chairs, an overturned bicycle, a ships mast center stage) and slow, stylized pace are often reminiscent of a Robert Wilson stagescape.2007 November 30, Roslyn Sulcas, “A Seascape Dotted by Chaotic Bursts”, in New York Times:

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